Josh, your remarks today about the shelves are very much like what I heard in two Watch Wes Work videos on YouTube recently. I want to share links directly to those two videos at the point of the narrative of interest, for sure watch the entire video if interested, Wes is a very well-rounded craftsman:
Your posts here and the videos linked all have a common theme. I hope there are more such threads which can be woven into a safety rope to hang onto before all of "civilization" falls over the edge.
Also, good for you showing the visitors at Big Meadows things they can see if they know how to look. Keep doing what you are doing.
Excellent links here! And YES, I'm so at the danger zone. Gonna cue up some Stumpy Nubs videos today about cutting trim, and get back to it. Great reminder! Thanks for the encouragement, too.
Josh, your remarks today about the shelves are very much like what I heard in two Watch Wes Work videos on YouTube recently. I want to share links directly to those two videos at the point of the narrative of interest, for sure watch the entire video if interested, Wes is a very well-rounded craftsman:
1) On the subject of the nature of people, using tools, doing things for yourself and building skills - <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JQqmrUKenlw&t=1187s> Mechanic Finishes Building Office / Loft.
2) On the subject of the "danger zone" in projects (this hits home for me!) - <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qz05N5xb42k&t=2058s> Mechanic Wires and Reluctantly Paints Office/Loft.
Your posts here and the videos linked all have a common theme. I hope there are more such threads which can be woven into a safety rope to hang onto before all of "civilization" falls over the edge.
Also, good for you showing the visitors at Big Meadows things they can see if they know how to look. Keep doing what you are doing.
Excellent links here! And YES, I'm so at the danger zone. Gonna cue up some Stumpy Nubs videos today about cutting trim, and get back to it. Great reminder! Thanks for the encouragement, too.